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We’ve been upgrading and transforming how you discover and experience music on Qobuz —from seamless streaming across all your devices with Connect to a reimagined Discover experience that blends editorial curation with personalized recommendations.
 
Our mission remains unchanged: delivering an exceptional listening experience with continuously evolving features, while supporting fair artist compensation.
 
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mitch2
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$500 for lifetime Roon turned out pretty good.  I will probably take this offer too.

mitch2
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@foggyus91 

"$500.00 for Room is not covering your subscription to a streaming service like Qobuz or Tidal." 

Correct, but I have had it since just about the beginning so it turned out to be a very good deal by locking in the price from the get-go instead of going month by month and waiting.  Current rates are, $14.99/month, $149.88/year, or $829.99 for a lifetime membership.

I currently stream Qobuz and Tidal (both paid monthly) through Roon .  I should probably pay closer attention to whether I can get 99% of what I want to hear with one or the other but, by having both plus my own rips, I can almost always find what I want.  If Spotify comes on board, it will be interesting to see how that affects pricing of the other two or, if I were to only have two, which two of the three would I choose.  Maybe a reason to keep paying monthly for Qobuz to see how things shake out.

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